Here is a version of the Paired Speaking Practice 3 script that has kanji then a hiragana version. @Fenny Kirmil This will give you the intonation of Konnichiwa @Christopher Teo

Click on this link to join the conversation: https://www.skool.com/live/KyVvDZxtblS

Hi, I am Kshitij Sharma. I am from India and my Japanese Level is Beginner. I love Anime and Japan. I want to learn Listening and Spoken Japanese so I can watch Anime in original Japanese language and I also want to visit Japan. So that is why I am here. I hope I can be fluent in Spoken Japanese.

Today is Valentine’s Day and in Japan the tradition is a little different from many other countries. On 14 February, it’s common for women to give chocolate to men — friends, classmates, coworkers or someone they like. There are even different types of chocolate: 本命チョコ (ほんめいチョコ/honmei choko) — chocolate for someone you really like 義理チョコ (ぎりチョコ/giri choko) — “obligation chocolate” for friends or coworkers Then, one month later on 14 March (White Day), men often give gifts in return. What do you think of this tradition? 🧠 Mini Lesson: 好きです (I like…) Valentine’s Day is a perfect chance to practise 好きです (suki desu). Pattern: Noun + が好きです Examples チョコレートが好きです。 Chokorēto ga suki desu. I like chocolate. 日本の文化が好きです。 Nihon no bunka ga suki desu. I like Japanese culture. 映画が好きです。 Eiga ga suki desu. I like movies. If you say to someone 好きです, you are confessing your love for them. So be careful! 😍😄 🫵 Your Turn Answer in English or Japanese! チョコレートが好きですか。 Chokore-to ga suki desu ka. どんなチョコレートが好きですか。 Donna chokore-to ga suki desu ka. Or simply write: ＿＿＿が好きです。 Let’s practise together 🍫

Introduce yourself and share a pic of something Japanese you own or something Japanese that you're interested in! Feel free to explain why you want to learn Japanese or what you like about Japan. Also, feel free to post any Japanese language questions you have. I'd be glad to answer them! As for me, I love learning Judo. Have you ever tried it? And I love Japanese literature, such as Kokoro by Natsume Soseki. Have you read any Japanese novels? I also really enjoyed Cowboy Bebop when it came out! Not the live action Netflix version! To start learning, I highly recommend Your 50 First Sentences Course: https://www.skool.com/japanese/classroom/fe1c2853?md=60ee3552d26e4ffcb910a86675e10f95 Arigatou, Joe Sensei.